Shopping local is always better than spending your money at a big box store, and Oregon has so many small businesses that’s its never hard to find quality gifts, food items, clothing and more made right here. The Made in Oregon store specializes in items produced by Oregonians, and while it’s certainly a favorite of visitors, locals can also find plenty to love.

The first Made In Oregon store opened its doors in 1975, and it's been a great go-to for locally-made gifts ever since. The company currently has nine locations across the state.
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You'll find four shops in Portland, two at Portland International Airport, and stores in Salem, Eugene, and Newport.
These shops are popular with visitors looking for a souvenir, but they're also a great resource for Oregonians looking for gifts made right here in the Beaver State.
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You'll find all kinds of locally-produced food items, including marionberry jam, cheese, smoked salmon, hazelnuts, and honey.
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Of course, you'll want a bottle of Oregon wine to accompany your locally-made snacks.
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Some of the products you'll find here are from companies that have been around forever, like Pendleton Woolen Mills, which was established in 1863.
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Other nationally-known products hailing from the Beaver State are much newer, like Hydro Flask, which got its start in Bend, Oregon in 2009.
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Items from local craftsmen and artists make perfect gifts for loved ones (or great indulgences for yourself!).
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Check out the puzzles, games, books, and cookbooks designed and created by local Oregonians too!
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The Made In Oregon stores are open seven days a week. Hours vary by location.

Visit the Made In Oregon website to see addresses for all locations, and shop online. You’ll also want to check out the Made in Oregon Facebook page to see featured products and specials.

What are your favorite made in Oregon products? Tell our readers in the comments!

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